Nocera Superiore

Nocera Superiore is an Italian town of 24,390 inhabitants inside the province of Salerno in Campania. Its history, till 1851, is not unusual with the neighboring Nocera Inferiore the 2 cities have in reality a not unusual beginning and have constantly been a part of a unmarried community. The legend, fed by using Servius, tells that, around 1500 BC the Pelasgians, of the Japanese race, originating in Asia, arrived in Italy via the Alps. History has it that, around the 6th century BC local Oscan populations gave upward thrust to the primitive agreement of Nuceria, located in Nocera Superiore, between the hamlets Pareti and Pucciano, in places nonetheless referred to as Oschito and Trebulonia.

This region became selected for its favorable geographical role, as it is close to water sources and has a totally fertile and guarded from the winds. At its most beauty, Nuceria, well known for the energy of the city walls and for the widespread problems in conquering it, contained the contemporary hamlets of Pareti, San Pietro, Pucciano, Grotte, Portaromana, Santa Maria Maggiore and San Clemente.